FAQ

Question:Lost-and-Found (lost property)

Answer: To retrieve items left behind at Microscopy Hall or Seminar room, contact during working hours Dr. Daňková, MD (ring the bell). In case she is not present in Microscopy Hall, please ask anyone at the Department in the 1st floor.

Phone contact on Dr. Daňková, MD: 5 4949 3144

Question: Do I really have to attend all practical lessons?

Answer: Yes.

Question: Really?

Answer: Really.

Question: For some reason, I couldn’t attend the first practical lesson of Histology and Embryology. Do I have to substitute it? Where do I get information about the course organization?

Answer: You needn’t to substitute the first practical lesson. Information about the course organization will be provided by your teacher. However you are supposed to self-study the topic of this practical lesson. Other important information, including topics of following practical lessons, are displayed on pinboards in front of the Microscopic Hall, or are available on webpages of the Department.

Question: For some reason, I can’t attend my practical lesson. What shall I do?

Answer: First, it is mandatory to be excused by your teacher (in all cases) and then to substitute the missing practical lesson. In other words, you will come with another group, self-study and elaborate a protocol. Protocol signed by the leading teacher is a proof of substitution. It is not allowed to substitute more practical lessons at once (in a single lesson).

Question: What are the conditions for getting the credits from practical lessons?

Answer: To get the credits, you have to 1) attend all practical lessons, or have all absences correctly excused and substituted, 2) present a complete set of signed protocols, 3) successfully pass four partial tests. Resit of one failed test is allowed.

Question: Is it possible to substitute a practical lesson anytime or is it necessary to ask for the term? Is it necessary to be officially excused?

Answer: Only one absence per semester is tolerated without the official excuse by the Study department. However, also this absence has to be announced, excused and substitution arranged with the teacher. Without previous arrangement with the teacher of student’s seminar group and the leading teacher of the practical where a student wants to do the substitution, the substitution is not allowed. It is mandatory to elaborate a protocol signed by the leading teacher of the practice where a student does his/her substitution. Any absence that is not correctly excused results in the Credit test in order to get the credits.

Question: What is the purpose of the Credit test?

Answer: If you fail in more than one partial test, you have to demonstrate your overall semestral knowledge in the Credit test. You also have to write the Credit test when you have any unexcused absence. However, to be admitted to the Credit test, complete set of signed protocols is mandatory (to have all absences correctly substituted).

Question: Why there is no resit in case of the Credit test?

Answer: According to the Study and Examination Regulations (Section 18, Credit), there are two alternate dates (resits) allowed in the practical classes (one in repeated course). The 1st alternate date (1st resit) is the additional partial test during the semester. The 2nd alternate date (2nd resit) is the Credit test at the end of the semester.

Question: Will be the exam terms of Histology and Embryology II available also during the semester or in the spring examination period only?

Answer: The exam terms will be opened in the spring examination period or in the extended examination period in summer only, according to the Schedule of Academic Year. Request for exam terms during “dissection weeks” cannot satisfied due to the teaching schedule of the 1st year.

Question: I have successfully passed the practical (slides) or written part (test) of the exam, but failed at the oral part. Do I have to repeat the practical and/or written parts in my next exam term (resit)?

Answer: Successfully completed practical (slides) and written part (test) of the exam is valid also for the 1st and 2nd resit. However, if you have to enroll to the course again, you have to repeat also these parts.

Question: I have failed in the practical (slides) or written part (test) in the 1st (regular) and 2nd exam term (1st resit). Can I proceed in my last, 3rd, attempt (2nd resit) directly to the oral part and skip the practical and written parts?

Answer: To pass the exam, all three parts (practical, written, oral) must be successfully completed. Failure in any of the exam part results in the overall grade “F”.

Question: Are all the presentations from lectures and practical lessons available to students?

Answer: Presentation from lectures are available in the Study materials of the subject in the Information System (IS). However, it is up to the individual teachers if they make their presentations public. The whole content of the presentations from practices is available in the fully annotated online Atlas of Histology or other online resources prepared by the Department.

Question: I don’t understand the topic. Are there any consulting hours?

Answer: There are no official consultation hours, rather, you arrange consultations directly with your teacher.